Sentence examples for some dubbing from inspiring English sources
It divided critics and audiences, with some dubbing it "poverty porn" while others said it examined important issues and shone a light onto an area of society not often given a voice by broadcasters.
I was earning my own living by doing some dubbing for American movies, so I quit high school and the theater course and all of this so I could work a bit in the cinema".
It technically took place in 20013, but the revelation came this month that data from more than 1bn user accounts was compromised, with some dubbing it the largest such hack in history.
After four weeks of civil unrest, the fall of the Tunisian president Ben Ali played out for all the world on Twitter this Friday, some dubbing it a "Twitter Revolution" like the election protests in Iran and Moldovia.
During the 1990s, Reubens kept a low profile, dedicating himself to writing and collecting a variety of things, "everything from fake food, to lamps", although he did do some dubbing and took small parts in films such as 1992's Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Tim Burton's Batman Returns (Reubens portrayed the Penguin's father) and 1996's Matilda and Dunston Checks In.
The dictatorial decree to work "side by side" had some dubbing Mayer not "the Steinem of Silicon Valley" but "the Stalin of Silicon Valley".
"You know, like if you took Mariah Carey and Enya and put them together and Black Diced all the percussion and then added some dub-steppy bass".
Last year, the government created what some dub a "moral hazard" bubble after pouring ¥2 trillion into Resona, the fifth-largest bank, which found itself short of capital last May.
Some dub this the "Barcelona effect", in homage to the way that the 1992 Olympics showcased the Catalan capital, helping to turn it into one of Europe's most fashionable places for conferences and holidays.
The upshot was as profound as the equations describing it are recondite, for it led to the formation of complex atoms, and thus all of life (which explains why some dub the Higgs the "god particle").Now that the theory has been confirmed experimentally the Nobel Committee wisely awaits such confirmation before granting prizes to theorists Dr Higgs was an easy choice.
In a paper published in Science in January 2013, Lisa Cameron of Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, and co-authors used games developed by experimental economists to estimate the degree to which the policy has shaped the personalities of what some dub the "little emperor" generation.
